Knowledge Base
Getting Started
Details to help you get started making the most of Classworks' features
Best Practices
Each stakeholder is a valuable contributor to the success to your Classworks implementation. Articles here share best practices for using the components of Classworks.
Wittly by Classworks™
Wittly, Classworks' AI learning assistant, empowers students to become self-directed learners by providing personalized support, clear explanations, and immediate feedback.
Universal Screener
Screen students, measure growth, and monitor progress with Classworks assessments. The real power is in the action you take, not the data.
Progress Monitoring
Progress Monitoring for reading and mathematics includes CBM probes to help you identify what is or isn't working with a student's intervention.
Individualized Learning
Classworks K-8 Language arts, reading, and math lessons are motivating, giving students multiple ways to engage with skills along a research-based learning progression.
Teacher Assigned Instruction
Information about different types of instruction teachers assign
Goal Tracker
Classworks goal tracker is the perfect tool to make student goal setting a reality. Using the SMART framework, students create goals that are specific, measurable, actionable, realistic and timely!
Create - Instruction
Look here for questions about creating your own assignments, Integrated Reading, Applied Math, or Classworks Science content!
Create - Assessments
Questions about assessments? Take a look at these articles!
Reports
In this collection you will find information about the reports and data available in Classworks.
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Resources
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Resources
Student and Family Information and Resources
Resources to help students and their families locate and use information about progress.
Screening Assessment Partners
Learn more about how we integrate with assessment partners
Insights
Available only to District Administrator, Site Administrator, or Principal users.
Manage Classworks
Are you a district or site administrator? Then you'll find this collection helpful!
Technical Information
This page provides Classworks technical product documentation to help resolve issues or configure Classworks components.
Summer School Resources
Everything you need for successful summer school learning
Details to help you get started making the most of Classworks' features
Each stakeholder is a valuable contributor to the success to your Classworks implementation. Articles here share best practices for using the components of Classworks.
Screen students, measure growth, and monitor progress with Classworks assessments. The real power is in the action you take, not the data.
Progress Monitoring for reading and mathematics includes CBM probes to help you identify what is or isn't working with a student's intervention.
Classworks K-8 Language arts, reading, and math lessons are motivating, giving students multiple ways to engage with skills along a research-based learning progression.
Information about different types of instruction teachers assign
Classworks goal tracker is the perfect tool to make student goal setting a reality. Using the SMART framework, students create goals that are specific, measurable, actionable, realistic and timely!
Look here for questions about creating your own assignments, Integrated Reading, Applied Math, or Classworks Science content!
Questions about assessments? Take a look at these articles!
In this collection you will find information about the reports and data available in Classworks.
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Resources
Resources to help students and their families locate and use information about progress.
Learn more about how we integrate with assessment partners
Available only to District Administrator, Site Administrator, or Principal users.
Are you a district or site administrator? Then you'll find this collection helpful!
This page provides Classworks technical product documentation to help resolve issues or configure Classworks components.
Everything you need for successful summer school learning